Have a worthy Bump and thanks for the nice choo choo :-)
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Thanks a lot for the recommendation. I saw it on SG before, but didn't realise, that it would be fitting for playing in small doses. I added it to my wishlist and keep it in mind.
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Thanks for the train and making me aware of Figment. I have enjoyed Bedtime Digital's other games, and this looks like a solid evolution.
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I know that feeling, so many great games but so little time... I wish I was back in school, really miss all the spare time one had back then :>.
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Reverie: http://store.steampowered.com/app/708850/Reverie/
Dawn (and it's FREE!): http://store.steampowered.com/app/605610/Dawn/
(Was already following ;) )
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Thanks a lot for your suggestions. I added Reverie to my wishlist. That one really looks just perfect for my curator page.
Dawn looks interesting too. I installed it (so I won't forget about it :) ) and probably will try it out sometime soon.
Have a great weekend and thanks for the following. :)
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PS: I had half an hours this afternoon and played through Dawn. A nice and calm experience. Thanks again for bringing it to my attention.
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You're welcome! I took a little longer than that because I wanted all of the achievements, but I really enjoyed it, myself!
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owlboy can be in your list, I beat it in 6 hours and went for the hidden areas and exploration paths. Nice idea for curator list, I myself unfortunately don't have the time anymore to play and finish big games, so will definitely follow
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Only 6 hours? I got the game through one of the few HumbleBundle Monthlys I bought and sorted it out (of my "short games" list), because HLTB says a minimum of 8 hours and all of the reviews have generally much more hours on their list. Are you playing games like that a lot? Or are there just a lot of optional paths that take a lot of time?
But I'll definitely keep it in mind. If a fellow "not enough time"-gamer recommends it, it is worth a try. :)
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I didn't do a completionist run, but I explored the obvious forks in paths, went for the chests and coin loops, and it took me around 6 hours. Then I idled for the rest of the cards, booking the playthrough at 7 hours. I like metroidvania games, strider was pretty cool, chasing after dead cells on steamgifts, because it's expensive, but Owlboy is not as complex metroidvania as aome others, but its music, atmosphere, and story were worth the playthrough
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Thanks a lot for this insight. This sounds promising. :)
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Exactly the same situation, 2 children under 3.
Recently finished the silent age. 3-4 hrs.2D adventure puzzler
I also have over 400hrs UN Atlas reactor. PvP, turn based, teamwork required, free to play. games generally last 20mins each or less.
Not sure what they'll be like but I have flame in the flood, silence, day of the tentacle lined up to play as soon as I finish wasteland 2
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Funny how "exactly" your situation is familiar. My two children are both under 3 as well :)
Silent Age I have played too and liked it. I also reviewed and recommended it.
I decided for me, that for now I don't play anything multiplayer, because it needs a looot of time (or I at least would be tempted to spend far too much time ;) ).
The games in your line-up I all haven't played yet neither, but Silence is pretty far up in my "up next" list as well and Day of the tentacle is also one I really want to play at some point.
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I'll follow. :D Here's a bump. Thanks for the train!
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Hello everybody
With family and job I don't get to play tons of big 100 hours AAA-titles anymore. So I got much pickier about which big games to play. But also I enjoy little games much more, meaning games that I can play in between or that I can beat within 2 or 3 evenings. That's why I decided to start a curator page for just these kind of games. If you're interested, feel free to take a look (or even follow me) here.
Of course this kind of advertisement would be dull (maybe it is even so ;) ) if I wouldn't have some GAs for you, so here you go with a little train of bundled games:
This way to the train
(Disclaimer: These games don't correspond with the games of my curator page.)
And as a bonus I have a copy of Figment
Bedtime Digital Games (the creators of the game) provided me with a key I can give away, so others can enjoy the game as well. So I gladly give it away here to someone of you. All you have to do is answer three little + easy questions about my review of the game. Here is your link to the question:
This way to the Figment-GA
If you have recommendations for other games I should have an eye on and maybe (when I have the time) could test, I always enjoy those. Or things that make me laugh of course. :)
PS: Being a gamer with little time means also to be a SG-User with little time, so please forgive me, if I may not be so fast with responding to your comments.
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